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NEON User Guide to Herbaceous Clip Harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F Title: NEON User Guide to Herbaceous clip harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F NEON USER GUIDE TO HERBACEOUS CLIP HARVEST (DP1.10023.001) PREPARED BY ORGANIZATION Katherine Jones SCI Courtney Meier SCI Dave Barne SCI Title: NEON User Guide to Herbaceous clip harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F CHANGE RECORD REVISION DATE DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE A 06/16/2017 Inial Release B 11/15/2018 2018 sampling modificaons described Addional known data quality issue described, BoutNumber described C 10/14/2019 for Distributed plots Included general statement about usage of neonUlies R package and D 06/22/2020 statement about possible locaon changes E 10/19/2020 Added Sampling Design Changes secion and content Adjusted mechanism for generang eventID and enhanced tracking of F 05/10/2021 plots not sampled according to protocol guidelines Title: NEON User Guide to Herbaceous clip harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 DESCRIPTION 1 1.1 Purpose ............................................ 1 1.2 Scope ............................................. 1 2 RELATED DOCUMENTS AND ACRONYMS 2 2.1 Associated Documents .................................... 2 2.2 Acronyms ........................................... 2 3 DATA PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 3 3.1 Spaal Sampling Design .................................... 3 3.2 Temporal Sampling Design .................................. 6 3.3 Sampling Design Changes ................................... 7 3.4 Variables Reported ...................................... 8 3.5 Spaal Resoluon and Extent ................................. 9 3.6 Temporal Resoluon and Extent ............................... 10 3.7 Associated Data Streams ................................... 10 3.8 Product Instances ....................................... 10 3.9 Data Relaonships ...................................... 11 4 DATA QUALITY 11 4.1 Data Entry Constraint and Validaon ............................. 11 4.2 Automated Data Processing Steps .............................. 12 4.3 Data Revision ......................................... 12 4.4 Quality Flagging ........................................ 13 LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES Table 1 Descripons of the dataQF codes for quality flagging ................. 13 Figure 1 A 20m x 20m (400m2) NEON plot showing potenal clip harvest ”cells” (dashed blue lines). Cells overlapping 10m2 nested subplots are not sampled for herbaceous biomass. When grazing management is absent, one randomly selected grid cell is chosen for harvest per sampling bout. At sites managed for grazing, two grid cells are sampled per bout. The pointID (red star) is used to calculate the locaon in UTM of a given Clip List coordinate (red ‘x’). ...................................... 5 i Title: NEON User Guide to Herbaceous clip harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F Figure 2 A 40m x 40m (1600 m2) NEON Tower plot showing clip-harvest cells within a 400 m2 subplot. Cells overlapping 10m2 nested subplots are not sampled for herbaceous biomass. Clip harvest samples are generated from two randomly selected subplots per sampling bout, but for clarity, cells are not shown in 3 of 4 subplots. At sites managed for grazing, two grid cells per selected subplot are sampled per bout. For each subplotID (grey numbers), the pointID at the SW corner (red stars) is used to calculate the locaon in UTM of a given Clip List coordinate (red ‘x’). ........................ 6 Figure 3 Schemac of the applicaons used by field technicians to enter herbaceous biomass data ......................................... 12 ii Title: NEON User Guide to Herbaceous clip harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F 1 DESCRIPTION 1.1 Purpose This document provides an overview of the data included in this NEON Level 1 data product, the qual- ity controlled product generated from raw Level 0 data, and associated metadata. In the NEON data products framework, the raw data collected in the field, for example, the dry weights of lier funconal groups from a single collecon event are considered the lowest level (Level 0). Raw data that have been quality checked via the steps detailed herein, as well as simple metrics that emerge from the raw data are considered Level 1 data products. The text herein provides a discussion of measurement theory and implementaon, data product prove- nance, quality assurance and control methods used, and approximaons and/or assumpons made dur- ing L1 data creaon. 1.2 Scope This document describes the steps needed to generate the L1 data product ‘Herbaceous clip harvest’ - the dry weight of annual producon of herbaceous plants clipped from randomly placed clip cells in ter- restrial plots - and associated metadata from input data. This document also provides details relevant to the publicaon of the data products via the NEON data portal, with addional detail available in the file, NEON Data Publicaon Workbook for TOS Herbaceous Biomass: QA/QC of Raw Field and Lab Data (DP1.10023.001) (AD[05]), provided in the download package for this data product. This document describes the process for ingesng and performing automated quality assurance and con- trol procedures on the data collected in the field pertaining to TOS Protocol and Procedure: Measure- ment of Herbaceous Biomass (AD[07]). The raw data that are processed in this document are detailed in the file, NEON Raw Data Ingest Workbook for TOS Herbaceous Biomass (DP0.10023.001) (AD[04]), pro- vided in the download package for this data product. Please note that raw data products (denoted by ‘DP0’) may not always have the same numbers (e.g., ‘10033’) as the corresponding L1 data product. Page 1 of 13 Title: NEON User Guide to Herbaceous clip harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F 2 RELATED DOCUMENTS AND ACRONYMS 2.1 Associated Documents AD[01] NEON.DOC.000001 NEON Observatory Design (NOD) Requirements AD[02] NEON.DOC.000913 TOS Science Design for Spaal Sampling AD[03] NEON.DOC.002652 NEON Data Products Catalog Available with data AD[04] Validaon csv download Available with data AD[05] Variables csv download AD[06] NEON.DOC.000914 TOS Science Design for Plant Biomass and Producvity TOS Protocol and Procedure: Measurement of Herbaceous AD[07] NEON.DOC.014037 Biomass AD[08] NEON.DOC.000913 TOS Science Design for Spaal Sampling AD[09] NEON.DOC.000913 TOS Science Design for Plant Diversity AD[10] NEON.DOC.000008 NEON Acronym List AD[11] NEON.DOC.000243 NEON Glossary of Terms TOS Protocol and Procedure: Measurement of Herbaceous AD[12] NEON.DOC.014037 Biomass NEON Algorithm Theorecal Basis Document: OS Generic Transi- AD[13] NEON.DOC.004825 ons Available on NEON AD[14] NEON Ingest Conversion Language Funcon Library data portal Available on NEON AD[15] NEON Ingest Conversion Language data portal Available with data AD[16] Categorical Codes csv download 2.2 Acronyms Acronym Definion ANPP Aboveground Net Primary Producvity TOS Terrestrial Observaon System Page 2 of 13 Title: NEON User Guide to Herbaceous clip harvest (DP1.10023.001) Date: 05/11/2021 Author: Katherine Jones Revision: F 3 DATA PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The herbaceous clip harvest data products provide mass data for herbaceous plant funconal groups from individual sampling bouts. All masses reported following processing are reported at the spaal reso- luon of one clip strip and the temporal resoluon of a single collecon event (Figure 1). Mass data for each collecon event are reported to an accuracy of 0.01 grams. Masses < 0.01g are also reported and indicate presence of an idenfiable sample present at masses below accuracy of the scales used to weigh samples. For a minimum of one bout per growing season, the aboveground dry mass producon associated with key herbaceous funconal groups will be provided. These funconal groups are defined as: • Bryophytes for which annual producon is discernable • C3 cool-season graminoids • C4 warm-season graminoids • Nitrogen-fixing forbs and woody species at decimeter height < 1 cm • Non-leguminous forbs • Woody-stemmed shrubs with diameter at decimeter height < 1 cm All data products include spaal and temporal sampling details, as well as required metadata. For addi- onal informaon on the sampling design and the associated protocol, see TOS Science Design for Plant Biomass, Producvity, and Leaf Area Index (AD[06]), and the TOS Field and Lab Protocol for Herbaceous Plant Biomass (AD[07]). Following data collecon in the field and the lab, several standard QA/QC proce- dures are implemented, as described in Secon 5 of this document, in order to produce quality-checked Level 1 herbaceous clip harvest data products. Herbaceous clip harvest data may be used to esmate annual Aboveground Net Primary Producvity (ANPP) and aboveground biomass at plot, site, and connental scales. They also provide essenal data for understanding vegetave carbon fluxes over me. 3.1 Spaal Sampling Design The Herbaceous Clip Harvest sampling is implemented in Tower plots at all terrestrial NEON sites and in Distributed plots at terrestrial NEON sites with non-forest, herbaceous dominated, Naonal Land Cover Database (NLCD) Classificaon. Sampling occurs at a subset of Tower plots at some sites and at all Tower plots at others, and in a maximum of twenty randomly selected Distributed plots, with ≥ 50% herba- ceous plant cover, per site. In Distributed plots, the maximum potenal sampling effort (n=20 plots) corresponds to sampling
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